Americans lose 36 days a year to content consumption

1. The average American feels like they lose three days per month to content consumption, according to recent research. The study of 2,000 nationally representative Americans revealed that 36 days of our year are lost to scrolling, streaming, and bingeing. Do you think you lose three days per month to content consumption?

2. With World Mental Health Day on October 10, the data split respondents by self-reported mental health and found that poor mental health and media consumption are directly linked. Those with "very poor" mental health lose nearly six days per month to content consumption, while 19% of people who self-report their mental health as "very poor" feel they lose 15 or more days per month. Do you feel your mental health is worse when you consume more media?

3. Nearly half of those polled (42%) admit they feel like they consume "too much" media and 36% say their mood is "often" negatively affected by something they see on social media. Is your mood often negatively affected by something you see on social media?